A magnificient & beautiful language

Arabic is an elegant, logical and efficient language. We aim to resolve the myth that Arabic is ‘hard’.

Discover Conversational Arabic

Modern Arabic is suitable for all kind of learners

This is by far our most popular course. The course consists of 4 levels; Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, and Superior. Each level takes approximately one year (2 semesters) to complete.

All courses listed under this section are offered to non-current fulltime madrasah students. Generally our students are aged 17 onwards. However, we do make exceptions for younger students who are keen to join with another adult.

Upon completion of the 4 levels, student will have achieved the competency to sit for GCE ‘O’ level Arabic Examinations by Cambridge. All classes are conducted once a week for 2 hours per session.

Level 1: Novice

At Novice level, the student will build up his vocab count and general understanding of the Arabic sentence structure. By the end of the semester 1, he will be expected to converse continuously in Arabic with several pauses for at least 8 exchanges in the topics covered. 

At the end of semester 2, students will be expected to: conduct a medium-length conversation. Apply proper sentence structure. Read and understand a medium-length passage (80 words). Write a short essay (50 words) about one of the selected topics

Level 1: Novice

At Novice level, the student will build up his vocab count and general understanding of the Arabic sentence structure. By the end of the semester 1, he will be expected to converse continuously in Arabic with several pauses for at least 8 exchanges in the topics covered. 

At the end of semester 2, students will be expected to: conduct a medium-length conversation. Apply proper sentence structure. Read and understand a medium-length passage (80 words). Write a short essay (50 words) about one of the selected topics

Arabic for Umrah & Hajj

This is a new course that we specially designed for would be pilgrims. The course is aimed to help you to communicate with locals. Find directions. Understand prayers recited during the Hajj/Umrah rituals & appreciate the visited historical sites

Arabic for Travelers

As a seasoned Middle East study trip operator, we understand the challenges of travelling to Arab countries. Finding directions, getting lost, finding the best food, and bargaining for souvenirs at the local souqs, all that can be done much easier and safer, if you can communicate in Arabic. 

You don’t need to speak their local dialect, you will need 1000 hours of practice to pass as a local. All you need are some common phrases and sentences in standard Arabic. Believe us, Fusha Arabic is so prestigious that locals will show you added respect if you speak it.

Level 2: Intermediate

After passing the written exam at the end of Novice level, or a placement test for new students, they proceed to the Intermediate level where he will continue to build up his vocab wealth (at least 400 words by the end of Novice). There will also be more exercises to practice applying grammar rules in the sentences.

Level 3: Advanced

After passing the written exam at the end of Novice level, or a placement test for new students, they proceed to the Intermediate level where he will continue to build up his vocab wealth (at least 400 words by the end of Novice). There will also be more exercises to practice applying grammar rules in the sentences.

Level 4: Superior

After passing the written exam at the end of Novice level, or a placement test for new students, they proceed to the Intermediate level where he will continue to build up his vocab wealth (at least 400 words by the end of Novice). There will also be more exercises to practice applying grammar rules in the sentences.

What People Say

Alhamdulillah. Jazaakallah Khair. Comprehensive yet simple to understand. Qualified and experience teachers, recommended to all, regardless of age, gender, knowledge level and understanding.

– Hafiz Azhar